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Jean - Claude Fontaneau
<br />Project Manager
<br />Mr. Jean - Claude Fontaneau has
<br />more than nine years of experience
<br />in civil engineering design. He has
<br />been in responsible charge of the
<br />planning and design of a variety of
<br />municipal and site development
<br />projects. Mr. Fontaneau is primarily
<br />responsible for the engineering
<br />design and preparation of plans and
<br />specifications including the design
<br />of roadway improvements, storm
<br />drainage systems, water and
<br />sanitary sewer pipelines, pump
<br />stations, and site development
<br />projects.
<br />PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
<br />■ Project Engineer responsible for overseeing the design, preparation of
<br />construction documents, plan permitting, and pre- construction phase support
<br />services to the City of Hialeah for the construction W. 36th Avenue between N.W.
<br />138th Street and N.W. 154th Street. The total length of project was approximately
<br />5,400 linear feet and consisted of a 1 00' wide, 4 -lane roadway with center median.
<br />The Project tasks included meeting with City of Hialeah staff and local regulatory
<br />agencies to establish design guidelines, conduct a utility search and identification
<br />of existing utilities and traffic controls, and review roadway design standards;
<br />designed and preparation of construction documents for the project that included
<br />the preparation of summary of quantities, roadway plan and profiles, roadway
<br />drainage, signage and marking plans, roadway lighting, MOT plan, specifications,
<br />and engineer's estimate of probable construction cost. Other responsibilities
<br />included coordinating all topographical surveys and geotechnical investigations,
<br />and all environmental studies including wetland mitigation reports and preparation
<br />of ERP permit. Permitting included all applicable regulatory agencies including
<br />City of Hialeah, SFWMD, COE, DERM, and MDPWD.
<br />■ Miarni -Dade Expressway Authority, S.R. 836 Toll Plaza Expansion.
<br />Design Engineer for the design of the relocation of existing water and sanitary
<br />sewer mains along NW 9t' Street as part of the S.R. 836 Toll Plaza Expansion.
<br />The project included design of 330 LF of 8" water main, 600 LF of 8" and 10"
<br />sanitary sewer mains, abandonment of existing water mains, and extension of
<br />existing water main encasements.
<br />■ U.S. Department of Labor, Homestead Job Corps Center. This project
<br />involved the design of a 15 building /40 acre site including paving, grading,
<br />drainage, water and sewer systems, and fire protection lines. Additional work
<br />included coordinating the video inspection and rehabilitation of the existing
<br />sanitary sewer system and water mains.
<br />EDUCATION
<br />■ Campus Support Complex, Florida International University, University
<br />B.S., Civil Engineering, 1996 Park Campus. This project includes the preparation of demolition plan, drainage
<br />Florida International University, plan, paving and grading plan, water and sewer plan, pavement and marking plan,
<br />Miami, Florida geometry plan, water and sewer details and general notes, miscellaneous
<br />drainage details and alternation solutions.
<br />LICENSES 0 Department of Environmental Resources Management. Installation of
<br />storm drainage pipes system with a pump station at Biscayne Garden. This
<br />Engineer Intern, Jan. 1999 project includes preparation of general plans and notes, design of storm drain
<br />State of Florida, No. 1100004978 plans and profiles, and pump station with backup generator.
<br />■ Department of Environmental Resources Management. Capital
<br />Improvement Projects. This project includes preparation of general plans for the
<br />construction of 14 separate storm drainage systerns consisting of exfrltration
<br />trenches, drainage pipes, and drainage wells.
<br />■ Metropolitan Dade County, Department of Development and Facilities
<br />Management, Krome Detention Complex, Onsite Development, Dade County.
<br />This project includes preparation of plans of the undeveloped site for future
<br />buildings layout. The entire site was demucked and five lakes were excavated to a
<br />depth of 40 feet deep to provide adequate landfill.
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